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Governors' Chiefs of Staff and Schedulers Updated 10/10/18 Governors’ Chiefs of Staff and Schedulers State Governor Contact Phone Number Alabama Kay Ivey (R) Chief of Staff: Steve Pelham 334-242-7100 Alabama Kay Ivey (R) Scheduler: Andrea Medders 334-242-7151 Alaska Bill Walker (I) Chief of Staff: Scott Kendall 907-465-3500 Alaska Bill Walker (I) Scheduler: Janice Mason 907-465-3500 Arizona Doug Ducey (R) Chief of Staff: Kirk Adams 602-542-4331 Arizona Doug Ducey (R) Scheduler: Cassie Wicklund 602-542-4331 Arkansas Asa Hutchinson (R) Chief of Staff: Alison Williams 501-682-2345 Arkansas Asa Hutchinson (R) Scheduler: Jennifer Bruce 501-682-2345 California Jerry Brown (D) Chief of Staff: Diana Dooley 916-445-2841 California Jerry Brown (D) Scheduler: Kathy Baldree 916-324-7745 Colorado John Hickenlooper (D) Chief of Staff: Patrick Meyers 303-866-2471 Colorado John Hickenlooper (D) Scheduler: Ali Murray 303-866-2471 Connecticut Dan Malloy (D) Chief of Staff: Brian Durand 800-406-1527 Connecticut Dan Malloy (D) Scheduler: Lady Mendoza 800-406-1527 Delaware John Carney (D) Chief of Staff: Doug Gramiak 302-744-4101 Delaware John Carney (D) Scheduler: Tara Mazer 302-744-4101 Florida Rick Scott (R) Chief of Staff: Brad Piepenbrink 850-488-7146 Florida Rick Scott (R) Scheduler: Diane Moulton 850-488-7146 Georgia Nathan Deal (R) Chief of Staff: Chris Riley 404-656-1776 Georgia Nathan Deal (R) Scheduler: Courtney Brown 404-656-1776 Hawaii David Ige (D) Chief of Staff: Mike McCartney 808-586-0034 Hawaii David Ige (D) Scheduler: Joyce Kami 808-568-0034 Idaho C.L. “Butch” Otter (R) Chief of Staff: David Hensley 208-334-2100 Idaho C.L. “Butch” Otter (R) Scheduler: Krissy Lindsay 208-334-2100 Illinois Bruce Rauner (R) Chief of Staff: Rodger Heaton 217-782-0244 Illinois Bruce Rauner (R) Scheduler: Holly Griff 217-782-0244 Indiana Eric Holcomb (R) Chief of Staff: Earl Goode 317-232-4567 Indiana Eric Holcomb (R) Scheduler: Kevin Sears 317-232-4567 Iowa Kim Reynolds (R) Chief of Staff: Ryan Koopmans 515-281-5211 Iowa Kim Reynolds (R) Scheduler: Austin Jacobs 515-281-5211 Kansas Jeff Colyer (R) Chief of Staff: Jon Hummell 785-296-3232 Kansas Jeff Colyer (R) Scheduler: Denise Coatney 785-296-3232 Kentucky Matt Bevin (R) Chief of Staff: Blake Brickman 502-564-2611 Kentucky Matt Bevin (R) Scheduler: Matthew Seifried 502-564-2611 Louisiana John Bel Edwards (D) Chief of Staff: Mark Cooper 225-342-7015 Louisiana John Bel Edwards (D) Scheduler: Katie Justice 225-342-7015 Maine Paul LePage (R) Chief of Staff: Holly Lusk 207-287-3531 Updated 10/10/18 State Governor Contact Phone Number Maine Paul LePage (R) Scheduler: Nicole Desjardins 207-287-3540 Maryland Larry Hogan (R) Chief of Staff: Matthew Clark 410-974-3901 Maryland Larry Hogan (R) Scheduler: Amanda Allen 410-974-3901 Massachusetts Charlie Baker (R) Chief of Staff: Kristen Lepore 617-725-4005 Massachusetts Charlie Baker (R) Scheduler: Brianna Wehrs 617-725-4005 Michigan Rick Snyder (R) Chief of Staff: Dick Posthumus 517-373-3400 Michigan Rick Snyder (R) Scheduler: Elizabeth Weir 517-373-3400 Minnesota Mark Dayton (D) Chief of Staff: Joanna Dornfeld 651-201-3400 Minnesota Mark Dayton (D) Scheduler: Katie Pauly 651-201-3400 Mississippi Phil Bryant (R) Chief of Staff: Joey Songy 601-359-3150 Mississippi Phil Bryant (R) Scheduler: Brittany Stanfill 601-359-3150 Missouri Michael L. Parson (R) Chief of Staff: Aaron Willard 573-751-3222 Missouri Michael L. Parson (R) Scheduler: Marylyn Luetkeyemer 573-751-3222 Montana Steve Bullock (D) Chief of Staff: Tom Lopach 406-444-3111 Montana Steve Bullock (D) Scheduler: Brenda Carney 406-444-5502 Nebraska Pete Ricketts (R) Chief of Staff: Matt Miltenberger 402-471-2244 Nebraska Pete Ricketts (R) Scheduler: Lauren Betka 402-471-1696 Nevada Brian Sandoval (R) Chief of Staff: Michael Willden 775-684-5670 Nevada Brian Sandoval (R) Scheduler: Christina Davis 775-684-5670 New Hampshire Chris Sununu (R) Chief of Staff: Jayne Millerick 603-271-2121 New Hampshire Chris Sununu (R) Scheduler: Jane Hirsch 603-271-2121 New Jersey Phil Murphy (D) Chief of Staff: Peter Cammarano 609-292-6000 New Jersey Phil Murphy (D) Scheduler: Michelle DeAngelo 609-777-2224 New Mexico Susana Martinez (R) Chief of Staff: Keith Gardner 505-476-2200 New Mexico Susana Martinez (R) Scheduler: Fran Lucero 505-476-2200 New York Andrew Cuomo (D) Chief of Staff: Linda Lacewell 518-474-7516 New York Andrew Cuomo (D) Scheduler: Jill DesRosiers 518-474-8154 North Carolina Roy Cooper (D) Chief of Staff: Kristi Jones 919-733-4240 North Carolina Roy Cooper (D) Scheduler: Carol Young 919-733-4240 North Dakota Doug Burgum (R) Chief Operating Officer: Jodi Uecker 701-328-2200 North Dakota Doug Burgum (R) Scheduler: Lyndsay Witt 701-328-2200 Ohio John Kasich (R) Chief of Staff: Beth Hansen 614-466-3555 Ohio John Kasich (R) Scheduler: Trevor Johnson 614-466-3555 Oklahoma Mary Fallin (R) Chief of Staff: Chris Benge 405-521-2342 Oklahoma Mary Fallin (R) Scheduler: Jennifer Ketchum 405-521-2342 Oregon Kate Brown (D) Chief of Staff: Nik Blosser 503-378-4582 Oregon Kate Brown (D) Scheduler: Stormy Boyles 503-378-4582 Pennsylvania Tom Wolf (D) Chief of Staff: Mike Brunelle 717-787-2500 Pennsylvania Tom Wolf (D) Scheduler: Betsy Phillips 717-787-2500 Updated 10/10/18 State Governor Contact Phone Number Rhode Island Gina Raimondo (D) Chief of Staff: Brett Smiley 401-222-2080 Rhode Island Gina Raimondo (D) Scheduler: Paula Gemma 401-222-2080 South Carolina Henry McMaster (R) Chief of Staff: Trey Walker 803-734-2100 South Carolina Henry McMaster (R) Scheduler: Leigh LeMoine 803-734-2100 South Dakota Dennis Daugaard (R) Chief of Staff: Tony Venhuizen 605-773-3212 South Dakota Dennis Daugaard (R) Scheduler: Doreen Kayser 605-773-3212 Tennessee Bill Haslam (R) Chief of Staff: Stephen Smith 615-741-2001 Tennessee Bill Haslam (R) Scheduler: Catherine Cromer 615-741-2001 Texas Greg Abbott (R) Chief of Staff: Luis Saenz 512-463-2000 Texas Greg Abbott (R) Scheduler: Kim Snyder 512-463-2000 Utah Gary Herbert (R) Chief of Staff: Justin Harding 801-538-1000 Utah Gary Herbert (R) Scheduler: Tiffeni Wall 801-538-1000 Vermont Phil Scott (R) Chief of Staff: Jason Gibbs 802-828-3333 Vermont Phil Scott (R) Scheduler: Tracy Delude 802-828-3333 Virginia Ralph Northam (D) Chief of Staff: Clark Mercer 804-786-2211 Virginia Ralph Northam (D) Scheduler: Carrie Caumont 804-786-2211 Washington Jay Inslee (D) Chief of Staff: David Postman 360-902-4112 Washington Jay Inslee (D) Scheduler: Stacey Suan Tichenor 360-902-4111 West Virginia Jim Justice (R) Chief of Staff: Mike Hall 304-558-2000 West Virginia Jim Justice (R) Scheduler: Pam Rhodes 304-558-2000 Wisconsin Scott Walker (R) Chief of Staff: Eric Schutt 608-266-1212 Wisconsin Scott Walker (R) Scheduler: Matt Censky 608-266-1212 Wyoming Matthew Mead (R) Chief of Staff: Mary Kay Hill 307-777-7434 Wyoming Matthew Mead (R) Scheduler: Ruth Critchfield 307-777-7434 .
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